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Woman dies after mugger yanks her from rickshaw in Dhaka

The pharmaceutical sales officer dies days after suffering a head injury during the incident

Mugger's bag snatch throws woman to her death

Senior Correspondent

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Published : 12 Jun 2026, 12:35 PM

Updated : 12 Jun 2026, 12:35 PM

A woman has died after being thrown from a rickshaw during a bag-snatching incident in Dhaka while returning from her Eid holiday.

The victim, identified as Soheli Islam Soma, 42, worked as a sales officer at Eskayef Pharmaceuticals, according to her relatives.

On Jun 6, Soma was travelling back to her home on Central Road with her college-going daughter after getting off a bus from Dinajpur's Parbatipur, said her cousin Sarwar Parvez Sabuj.

As their autorickshaw passed near Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College Hospital, motorcycle-riding muggers grabbed Soma's handbag and pulled it forcefully.

Soma, who was flung onto the road and struck her head on a divider, was admitted to Anwar Khan Modern Hospital in critical condition.

She died there on Thursday morning while undergoing treatment.

Her body was later taken to her maternal grandparents' home in Pabna’s Ishurdi, where she was buried, Sabuj said.

The family had not filed any complaint with police as of Friday morning. No postmortem was conducted.

The area outside Suhrawardy Hospital falls under either Mohammadpur or Sher-e-Bangla Nagar police station jurisdiction.

Contacted over the incident, Mohammadpur Police chief Mezbah Uddin and Sher-e-Bangla Nagar Police chief Monirul Islam said they were unaware of any such case.

Parbatipur Police chief Abdul Wadud said they had heard about the death but no formal complaint has been filed there either.

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